Wellsville High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Wellsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

TIGER 4' sv? Edutor Charles Townley Bus Mgr Gary Buxton Arhst John Maclnhre Sponsor Sarah Abernathy Dedicafion DONALD LOWE N grahtude the Sensor class dedlcates this annual to Mr Donald Lowe whose unceasmg work and smlllng kindness made a success of our many achvlhes 2 STP .sf g ll Qs? X Of J , A 7 I ' , Q- A' '- , ' f Q X , 4 ll' Y fat M, I 4 . ' Ol EJ .Y ML? llh, . -I 7 CM 3 . 4:2 ,ff 1 . - ' iff! ff S 1 f I 3 ' W Q E Q Q 5 fy? 5 1 .: 7 ' ,' M C lr 1 if K 5 Q - , nz 2 ... .', r 5 r- ! , A u NX' ui 'Q vs X Nmmllli 'hu -,,,, -1 li' .Maui f'f ! nl ff-+ PM v IH ui QNQQ ,TU fa fQS5 Mi 3 WELLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ,M WM -.-.QQ rv 4 ' -1 ' X . ' X, 51' 'Q N7a'Zl'?'A' , I , Y' - ',::f- H: 'fi' fZ:1,f-:Y 1:-M 1' WWI:-,i,:ffi5w ff-Ma .g 'ran f, . ' f' 'ifffffg 4, , 'nf-rxfiwgvfaffkqygfgif W, WN 42j'ifw7,Af Y iyL 9 P is W - n IP ' f ' 1 1 A ' k , I - ' , . , , I N ! ' 3 ., 1 4' ,K . W 2: 2 Z ' L A 7' 1-'f . ' 5 nf ,, 1 ,u f g . 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Stratton Commercial School University of Pitts urg Boston Umverslfy Louise Kristy Foreign Language Muskingum College Newt Oliver History Rio Grande Marietta University of Wyoming Albert A Kurtz Commercial University of Pittsburgh Fo d Ball Industrial Arts Muskingum University of Pittsburgh Ruth G. Kerr George H. Adams History Mathematics Kent State University Mount Union University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh 6 Estelle M. Elton English Michigan State College -19556 TGFI' Kent State University Science University of Pittsburgh Allegheny College Grace B Ryder English Muskingum College Ohio State University John H Yelland Science Geneva College Duke University Mahala E Ingram Science Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh DorothyJ Gibson Librarian Muskingum College Kent University Western Reserve Sarah J Abernathy Physical Education Youngstown College Charles Chuck Sell Ruth R lfWIf1 Physical Education English Mount Union Kent State University 7 r, . , , y .' K ' - l fr' 1 4 49' I In . . wif , . . ' . ' , 'vo tm . M ,t L' , wr. Il Il ' Arletta Coberly Charles A Hull Chorus Band Kent State Umversnty Ohno Umversxt West Luberty State Ruth Runyon Home Economacs Ohxo Unlverslty Dwlght McLean Custodian rff 1 ,Lf ,. f1 i L I Donald Lowe lndustrnal Arts Ohlo Unlverslty ai a , 4 '.'2'13f 'Q ' I If Ruth L Raney Home E conomucs Ohno Unnversxty Mr Moncrnef Custodlan Jim Fogo Jayne Smith Custodian Secretary 8 E IORS G- K ix N , .W 40 aa Uh yn-9 wr il Mft 'Wx QW, BACKUS, CHARLES GENERAL lntramurals-l ,2,3,4g Basketball-I BARTRAM, JOYCE GENERAL National Honor Society-3,45 Future Homemakers of America-2,3,4pChorus-1,2 KI.-. F UTM. Ixl, xW-,xfri gmtxlx' BROWN, BARBARA GENERAL East Liverpool High School-1,27 Debate Club-l ,2p Chorus-3,45 Future Homemakers of America-45 Y-Teens-45 Intramurals-45 Annual Staff-4 BUCKEY, ROBERTA GENERAL Canton McKinley High School-1,27 Future Teachers of America-45 Vice-President-47 Proiection Club-45 Y-Teens-2,3,4p Cabinet-45 Thespians-45 Parli- mentarian-4p Annual Staff-47 Newspaper-2,3,47 Prom Attendant-37 Class Play-4 Seniors rw BUXTON, GARY COMMERCIAL A Band-l,2,3p Band King-35 Intramurals-2,3,4p World History Club-2,3,4p Mixed Chorus-25 Boys' Cl 0 US'2i Annual Staff-45 Student Council-45 Class Play-4 s ,kwyl 'V' f 'P CATALDO, DANNY GENERAL lntramurcls-l ,2,3,45 Captain-45 Proiection Club-3, 47 Treasurer-32 President-4 43' CLARK, NILA GENERAL Class Treasurer-35 Chorus-l ,2,3,4 CORBISELLO, JOSEPH COLLEGE PREP. Football-l ,2,3,4p Basketball-1,25 Intramurals-3,45 Captain-3,45 Varsity W Club-2 G.A.A.-l,25 Y-Teens-2,3,4p Student Council-2,35 kih- ,.......g X, l gg CORNWELL, RHETA COMMERCIAL Maiorette-I ,2,3,4p Y-Teens-2,3,4p Cabinet-4, G.A.A.-1,25 Intramurals-I ,2,4p Captain-45 Future Homemakers of America-4, Annual Staff-4, Varsity Basketball-2, Varsity Volleyball-I ,2,45 Usher-2,35 Band Queen Attendant-25 Class Play-4 um' 1-47 serv? 'xff. . ,!lA1'xI . I DADDARIO, ROSELINE GENERAL G. A. A. -I ,2p Intramurals-I ,2,4p Captain-4, Varsity Volleyball-I ,25 Varsity Softball-Ip Y- Teens-3,45 Annual Staff-4 M IUCN DANIELS, FRANK INDUSTRIAL ARTS we 'CII-7 DESHLER, BARBARA Debate Club 37 Y-Teen Annual Staff-4 COLLEGE PRE P. s-3,45 Newspaper-4, Seniors DUCK, HARRY INDUSTRIAL ARTS A Not Pictured DUKE, ADA MAE GENERAL Chorus-1,25 Y-Teens-2 XA A W .VN ' t X EATON, DAVID GENERAL 'X Intramurals-2,45 Proiection Club-I ,2,3,4 A f IEDCELL, THELMA GENERAL may G. A. A. -Ip Y-Teens-2,37 Dramatics-Ip Chorus-I ,2 EQJ ' J 4 , M , K gli F3 Fm ELLIOTT, JAMES INDUSTRIAL ARTS Football Manager-lp Basketball Manager-4, Intra- murals-I,2,3p Proiection Club-I,2,3,4p Vice- President-4p Secretary-I ,2 W:-if 'VJ ELLIOTT, RUTH GENERAL G.A.A.-Ip Intramurals-Ig Chorus-If Y-Teens-2,35 Prom Attendant-35 Annual Staff-4 N. l' I .'-' l'l, W FICKES, HELEN GENERAL Y-Teens-2,3,4p Intramurals-I ,27 G. A. A. -1,21 Usher-2,3 Q se: T ,X U, k.,X, I. FOLEY, VIRGINIA COMMERCIAL Band-3,45 Y-Teens-2,3,4p Cabinet-45 G.A.A.-I , 27 Intramurals-I ,2,3,4g Newspaper-45 Annual Staff-4, Future Homemakers of America-2,35 Dramatics-I5 Class Play-4 Seniors FRISCHKORN, LILLIAN COLLEGE PREP. oils' Dramatics-Ip Debate Club-37 Future Teachers of America-45 Newspaper-47 Annual Staff-4 -1 g,, ' 'Ulf FRONTONE, PAULINE COMMERCIAL G. A. A. -Ip Y-Teens-2,3,4p President-45 Secretary- 3p Cabinet-3,47 Class Secretary-25 National Honor Society-3,45 Student Council-Ig Future Homemakers of America-25 Chorus-2 X XRS., Yr? ill- ' -z,z,,,,,,e Q wg, FULTON, KIMBERLY COMMERCIAL Varsity W Club-I ,25 Football-3,47 Track-1,25 Basketball-1,25 Intramurals-I ,2,3 nf Fuuz, CHARLEEN COMMERCIAL Maiorette-2,3,4, Y-Teens-2,3,4p Treasurer-45 Cabinet-45 G. A. A.-Ip Intramurals-I ,2,4g Student Council-45 Annual Staff-4, Prom Attendant-37 Class Play-4 1i '.. f' 'W 'I' sf FURNISS, ESTHER COLLEGE PREP. G-A-A-'li Cl 0fUS'l,4i Y-Teens-2,3,4p Cabinet- it 41 N6WSp0per-3,45 Annual Staff-45 National Honor YW' Soc iety-3, 45 Secretary-4 D ,x..t I-I '.- GIBAS, BETTY GENERAL G.A.A.-IpCI1orus-1,2 GILES, HELENA GENERAL G.A. A. -Ip Intramurals-I ,2p Future Homemakers of America-31 Usher-I ,2 ' i - I 1 I - GRODHAUS, ELSIE GENERAL Chorus-Ip Newspaper-47 Future Homemakers of America-45 Intramurals-45 Annual Staff-4 el'IlOfS HAMILTON KEITH GENERAL Intramurals I 2 3 4 Track I Class Play 4 a.,,,,,.v' I lr ev- I HANCOCK GLADYS COMMERCIAL Malorette-2 3 4- Y-Teens-2 3 4 Cabinet-4 G A A -I 2- Intramurals-I 2 3 4- Captain-4 Annual Staff-4- Class Secretary-4- Student Council Alternate-2' Usher-2' Varsity Volleyball-2' Band Queen Attendant-2' Class Play-4 HARGREAVES, JANE GENERAL Chorus-I,2,3,4p G A A -If Y-Teens-1,47 Prom 'W' Queen-35 Homecoming Attendant-45 Cheerleader- 2p Annual Staff-45 Student Council-I,2,3,4g V- President-47 Student Council Executive Council-3 HIPSLEY, JOHN INDUSTRIAL ARTS Chorus-lpCIass Play-4 HULL, NORMA GENERAL East Liverpool High School-1,25 Cheerleader-4, Intramurals-3,45 Captain-4, Y-Teens-4 JACKSON, PEGGY COLLEGE PREP. Chorus-I7 G.A.A.-lp Intramurals-l,2,3,4p News- paper-35 Y-Teens-3,45 Usher-2,35 Future Home- makers of America-3,4 E+.. ' -21 as-.L P JEFFREY, PETER COLLEGE PREP. ,Tx ' Band-l ,2,3,4p Tiger Tones-45 Annual Staff-4, 3 fi' V V - Class Play-4 Seniors lx . ,ani . JONES, DOROTHY GENERAL G. A. A.-1,25 Y-Teens-2 KEENER, CAROLE GENERAL Alliance High School-l,2,3, Y-Teens-i,2,3p Newspaper-lp Intramurals-lp Chorus-lp Home Economics Club-1,2 KEVAN, GLADY GENERAL Maiorette-I ,2,3,4p G. A. A. -1,25 Intramurals-I ,2, 3,47 Captain-45 Varsity Basketball-2, Varsity Volleyball-2,3,4p Varsity Softball-ip Y-Teens-2,45 Future Homemakers of America-4, Proiection Club- 45 Treasurer-4, Newspaper-4, Annual Staff-4, Chorus-2,47 Usher-2, Prom Attendant-3, Home- coming Attendant-4 KURTY, MICHAEL COLLEGE PREP. National Honor Society-3,45 President-4, Class President-47 Band President-4, Assistant Editor of Newspaper-4, Annual Staff-4, Intramurals-3,45 Basketball-lp Student Council-lp Band-l,2,3,4, Tiger Tones-47 Class Play-4 I4 JOHNSON, ARONA - ,W-Q,-C, av COMMERCIAL J 'Nl' 'W' -md' LOGAN, ROBERT Intramurals-I,2,4p Basketball-lp Football-Ig Basketball Manager-4 LOMBARDOZZI, NUNZIO INDUSTRIAL ARTS Basketball-3,47 Manager-2,35 Football Manager-2, 3,45 Intramurals-I ,2, dent-45 Class Vice-President-4 GENERAL 'N Student Council-3,45 Presi- wmv -Vw -fa ,N 'l ' Z, ,,- A ah, .flux s I LUCAS, RICHARD INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'E Intramurals-3,4pCl1orus-I ,, ' Not Pictured Q I if LYLES, EFFIE MAE GENERAL S ' LYSLE, CAROLE GENERAL f QQ' G. A. A,-I ,2p Intramurals-I ,2,3,4p Captain-45 Varsity Basketball-Ip Varsity Volleyball-I ,2,3,4p Chorus-45 Future Homemakers of America-47 News- paper-4p Annual Staff-45 Class Play-4 MELLOTT, CHARLOTTE COMMERCIAL Band-I,2,3p G.A.A.-1,25 Intramurals-Ip Chorus- 35 Annual Staff-4 th ,gg 5 gl MERICAL, PAUL INDUSTRIAL ARTS D ,f ws! ' fi' 'J' if yi? A? . f Football-I ,2,3p Track-I ,2,3,4g Basketball-31 - - Intramurals-2,35 Chorus-45 Class Play-4 W MILLER, THOMAS GENERAL Basketball-I ,2,3,47 Band-I ,2,3,45 Track-35 Varsity W Club-I,2 ... -Q-'N MONTGOMERY, EUGENE GENERAL Intramurals-I ,2,3,4j Band-I .A I MUNDY, ROBERT COLLEGE PREP. A l Student Council-37 Intramurals-1,47 Football-2,3, 4 5 47 Co-capt.-47 Basketball-l,2,3,47 Annual Staff- Assistant Editor-47 Track-37 Baseball-17 Varsity W Club-I MCBANE, LEROY COLLEGE PREP. Band-I ,2,3,47 Tiger Tones-47 Basketball-47 Annual Staff-47 Intramurals-47 Chorus-47 Future 'wif Teachers of America-47 Class Play-4 MCWILLIAMS, JO ANN GENERAL X 0 qw Dramatics-17 Chorus-I 'X A ' 13 Seniors 95 qv!! NEWTON, DONNA COMMERCIAL Chorus-1,27 Band-3,47 Y'TeenS'2,3,4f G.A.A.-I, 27 Intramurals-l,2,3,47 Captain-47 Newspaper-47 Annual Staff-47 Varsity Volleyball-3,47 Class Play-4 NIXON, BONNIE COMMERCIAL G.A.A.-I O'ROURKE, JAMES COLLEGE PREP. Football-i,2,3,47 Basketball-2,3,47 Intramurals-l, 27 Track-37 Varsity W ClUb l,2j Class Play-47 Student Council-3 osBoRNE, MARTHA GENERAL 'i Y-Teens-2,47 G.A.A.-17 Annual Staff-47 Future Homemakers of America-47 Intramurals-47 Captain- 47 Girls' Chorus-1,27 Prom Attendant-37 Home- coming Attendant-47 Class Play-4 I6 4 4 PASCARELLA, DOROTHY GENERAL Y-Teens-2,45 Annual Staff-45 Future Homemakers of America-45 Class Play-4 I 1 f PITTS, RUTH GENERAL .,,, J G.A.A.-25 Intramurals-3,45 Y-Teens-2,3,4p Band- I A It I,2,3,4p Queen-45 Newspaper-45 Annual Staff-4 ii, V it as PUCCI, FRANCES GENERAL G.A.A.-l ,2p Intramurals- I,2,3,4p Y-Teens-2,3, 45 Annual Staff-4 W REED, ESTHER COMMERCIAL G.A.A.-l ,2p Intramurals-3,47 Y-Teens-2,3,4g Future Homemakers of America-37 Newspaper-3,45 Annual Staff-4 A-SY' IB- LH I VNV Seniors REED, KING GENERAL Intramurals-I ,2 RENICKER, JOSEPH COLLEGE PREP. Basketball-I ,2,3,4p Football-2,3,4p Track-3,45 Intramurals-I ,4p Varsity W Club-Ip Band-lp Student Council-47 Class President-35 Annual Staff-45 Class Play-4 RUMBERGER, MARILYN COLLEGE PREP. G. A. A. -I ,2p Intramurals-3,45 Y-Teens-2,3,4p Newspaper-3,45 Annual Staff-45 Chorus-47 Future Homemakers of America-2,3,4p Treasurer-35 V- Presiclent-4 SANTIMARINO, BARBARA COMMERCIAL ai-I Annual Staff-4 I7 ff' If if .3 0 , New Waterford High School-I ,2p Band-23 Chorus-25 'Q ,sv K. qziwig SARACCO, MARY GENERAL G.A. A. -I ,2p Intramurals-I ,2,3,4p Varsity Volley- ball-I,2p Varsity Softball-I ,2p Y-Teens-3,45 Annual I Staff-4 X 1 I SARGENT, GERALD INDUSTRIAL ARTS , Football-45 Intramurals-I ,2,3,4 'Zu SEDOR, EDWARD INDUSTRIAL ARTS Harmaniacs-I,2,3,4p Proiection Club-47 Basket- 1 - ,- ball-Ip Class Play-4 4 ,5.,,,.,, X SGRO, TONY INDUSTRIAL ARTS g K ' . fi Seniors SIRIANNI, OTTO Intramurals-I ,2,3,4 IN DUSTR IAL ARTS SMITH, CLARA East Liverpool High-1,25 Intramurals-I ,2,4 COMME RC IAL SNEDIKER, SALLY G. A. A. -Ip Future Homemakers of America-2 GENERAL STEWART, SALLY GENERAL Band-I ,2,3p Queen-25 Y-Teens-2,35 G.A.A.-If Smdenf Council-3: Newspaper-45 Annual Staff-4 Harmaniacs-I ,2,3,4p Class Play-4 Q92 if 'VD Q '5 er' U' 2 5'g nwq'1 ' STILLWELL, PAUL GENERAL Newspaper-4 THAYER, MARY COMMERCIAL Future Homemakers of America-25 G.A.A.-I THOMPSON, FRANK INDUSTRIAL ARTS Intramurals-I ,2p Chorus-I TOWNLEY, CHARLES COLLEGE PREP. PIL' Band-I ,2,3,45 President-35 Student Council-2,45 Newspaper-3,45 Editor-4, Annual Editor-45 Intra- murals-2,3,4i Junior Class Vice-President, Tiger Tones-45 Future Teachers of America-4, National Honor Society-3,45 Vice-President-4, Class Play-4 vm., Sen Y. iors VISCOGLOSI, JOHN GENERAL Basketball-I ,2,3,4, Football Manager-2,35 Varsity W Club-2 VOLINO, JAMES INDUSTRIAL ARTS Football-3,47 Co-Capt.-4, Track-37 Intramurals-2, 3,47 Class Treasurer-4, Class Play-4 WARDLES, KENNETH GENERAL Intramurals-4 WELLINGTON, SALLY GENERAL Future Homemakers of America-4, Homecoming Queen-4 I9 6 'Q at rw- I 'faire X ,n fn WELLS, HILDA Wells High-I,2,3p Y-Teens-2,3 WHITTAKER, GEORGE INDUSTRIAL ARTS Football-I ,2,3,4p Trock-I ,2,37 Intramurals-I ,2,3, 47 Varsity W Club-I WISE, DONNA GENERAL Toronto High-'Ip Y-Teens-2,35 Intramurals-25 Chorus-2,3,4p Future Homemokers of America-45 Annual Stuff-4 WRIGHT, WILLIAM GENERAL Intramurals-3,47 Annual Staff-4 JOY, DAVID INDUSTRIAL ARTS Not Pictured Seniors 'Q F I . 2 Q.. f' A YE L I I :Q N4 51, Ig A' I N 4 Q V 5 -at ,rl , JI 0 V In IU' .Al ln- Nu km Il vu - 'N' 1' ' . A I , I ' - sv o 1 20 Yr 12 xr- The Harmanaacs Weeklev and Bevo Class play sponsor, Mr Yelland COUCSSSIOW-'HVSS annual sponsor Mass Abernathy and class sponsor Mr Lowe Joe Corbnsello receuves outstandnng lineman trophy from Wellsvnlle Press sports edttor Charles Allison Mr Gant nn the con cessnon stand Sennor Class Offncers, Nunzlo Lombardozzu,vlce presldent, Gladys Hancock, secretary, Mlke Kurty, President, ancl Jim Vollno, treasurer Whntwash and trees 21 Volleyball Our bus clrlvers i 2 ZW . N x 4 A ,cf-Q t V s A Q 5 ,A , ' ' A 3 lf E 4' s ' Q , W , f 2 ilfgj l 1. Q- - gf., , 1 y .A Q A N l ' I ln Q Q i qmwxw A JA 1 I - ' L 9 A, A ' 'QQ ,F I A il l a , I 4.'V L 4.2 ,V A , 7? r ss, A M . . ,, . E - K ' ' N? In . I . - Il ll I - ' Xi! W- Y 1 . W . gg , s y . . 2 ' y , ' 2 ', I n c . Senior Class Play Rehearsal night Senior play cast and committees At work on the revolving stage R Jack Yellancl our play director really outdid himself for our play this year The play Taming of the Shrew was written by Jack with apologies to William Shakespeare Along stage which was admired by all The lead parts were played by Bobbie Buckey and Eddie Sedor Committees Costumes Marilyn Rumberger Stage Jim Volmo Prompter Charleen Fultz Finance Charles Townley Tickets Esther Furness Advertising Gladle Kevan Kenny Vaughn Props Becky Mclntire 22 M - 1 ' ' with writing the play, Mr. Y also built a revolving Bill Yates' Orchestra 1951 Prom Charleen Fultz Donna Brand Bobble Buckey Queen Jane Hargreaves Glady Kevan Ruth Elhot and Martha Osbome HE 1951 Prom was the result of much work by the Class of 1952 Under the sponsorship of Mr Ebenhack the class worked hard all year to rouse the necessary funds .lone Hargreaves was elected queen and was crowned at the prom A specnal feature of the 1951 Prom was the all mght was the furst nn Wellsvulle hnstory It was spon sored by local merchants 23 Breakfast at the all mgl-at porty 'Klan vlxn party. The party held at the American Legion f' ,, 1 5 D I - -'. I ' 7 I X 1 14 1 i I 1 M Prophecy HE renowned scuenttst Robert Mundy has gust unvented a future vusuon set whuch shows thungs that happen ten years un the future Let s go to the furst exhubutuon and see what we can fund out Ohl The furst show us Wonderful Town starrung Barbara Brown unstead of Faye Emerson and the town we are vusutung us Wellsvulle My how thungs have changed The buggest umprovement us the new Wellsvulle Unuversuty Presudent Bull Wright has a fune faculty How could he muss with Barbara Santumaruno as Vice Presudent un charge of stenculs Gary Buxton us head of the commercual courses and the typung teachers are Vurgunua Foley Esther Reed and Helen Fuckes The Dean of Women us Donna Wuse Davud Eaton us teachung Buology He took the course so often at W H S that he funally grew to luke ut Mary Lou Saracco us Gym unstructor The beautuful new Luberty Theater managed by Esther Furnuss, has Dorothy Jones un charge of popcorn and the movue operator us Danny Cataldo The feature rs Roberta Buckey as Katherune un Mr Yelland s versuon of Taming of the Shrew Next week the hut wull be Lufe with Jake starrung Sally Wellungton A well equupped studuo us run by Bete Jeffrey Charleen Fultz us kept busy puckung up flash bulbs for hum Joyce Bartram s multu mulluon dollar drsve un us managed by Charles Backus The cocks are Nula Clark Gladue Kevan, and Carole Keener Muss Brown now swutches us to the 1962 Wellsvulle Hugh Prom LeRoy McBane s orchestra us here and wuth hus sungung wufe Donna Newton we wull enloy some beautuful musuc as we watch the couples dance the Hull Hop Rheta Cornwell us musucal durector at W H S Lulluan Fruschkorn has taken Muss Raney s posutuon permanently Wellsvulle s own dancung unstructor Norma Hull has funally perfected a new dance All the faculty are there and lookl It s Pruncupal John Hupsley wuth Ada Duke Amerucan Problems teacher, Joe Corbusello Buology Frank Thompson, Englush and Eugene Montgomery Chemustry Paulune Frontone has taken Muss Kerr s place and John Vuscolosu us drawung teacher Jum Elluott us un charge of all Ianutor work on 3rd floor Mac has been confuned to a Mueel chaur and can only get around un the lower halls A commercual breaks the program Well ut us Charlotte Mellott sellung Vum pulls Her slogan us Eat Vum get sluml Harmanuacs Eddue Sedor and Tony Sgro The head wauter of the club us Tom Muller and others are Gerald Sargent Bob Logan and Harry Duck Famous people who come from Wellsvulle are Secretary of Agruculture Jum Voluno Crume lawyer Clara Smuth, Florust Kung Reed Doctor Kumberly Farrel Fulton Costume desugner Marulyn Rumberger and Scuentust Kenneth Wardles Well that s all for Wonderful Town but lookl The next program us What s my Lune'7 It us sponsored by Betty Gubas s Lonely Hearts Foundatuon The president us Carole Lysle and publucuty manager us Helena Gules The furst guest on the program us Jum O Rourke I can hardly belueve ut Well Jam must have found an outlet for hus rabbut manua He us head Bunny Cartoonust for Walt Dusney Mary Thayer us the next guest My goodness she as sheriff of a western settlement Three people are comung un Why anyone would know Captaun Hulda Wells of the Army Lueutenant Bonnue Nuxon of the Navy and Pruvate Furst Class Sally Sneduker The next show us We the People wuth M C Keuth Hamulton Thus show us tellung what has happened to the 52 graduates of W H S Muke Kurty and Chuck Townley are headung an Annual Company Their assustants are Sally Stewart Ruth Putts Frances Puccu and Barbara Deshler George Whuttaker us teachung the Cleveland lnduans how to play ball Ruchard Lucas us furst baseman and Peggy Jackson is catcher Martha Osborn has opened a reducung salon Her regular customers are Elsue Grodhaus Dorothy Pascarella and Effue Mae Lyles We also hear that Jo Ann McWulluams and Rosalune Daddaruo come un the back way Gladys Hancock us now Mrs Joe Renucker and us happy wuth all the luttle Renuckers Joe us pruvate eye for the Wellsvulle Who dun lt? squad Ruth Elluott us stull wautung for Don to funush school and un the meantime us helpung Thelma Edgell take care of her eught chuldren Arona Johnson us also happuly marrued She and Jack are runnung a chaun store un Irondale Well that s all we can fund out from We the People? Ohl Wrestlung comes on now and I know we Il have some boys from W H S It us sponsored by Davud Joy s branch of Atlas Gyms He buulds the muscles The furst match us between Frank Danuels and Nunzuo Lombardozzu and the referee us Paul Merucal Wow, they must be fughtung hard Oh they lust broke the screen Now Mundy wull spend a week fuxung ut Any way we ve seen all the kuds from W H S 24 ' ' ll ll ' ' . D . . . : . . . I . . I . . . . . . . , . ,, . uu ' - uu ' ' u ' ' , .- . . . -. . . . I I . . . . . I . . . - - - - - - - uu ul , . . . . . . - I I I ' . . . . I I ' I 1 - . . . . I ,, . . ,, . . , Now Miss Brown takes us to the top night spot run by Otto Sirianni and, of course, music is furnished by the ,, . ,, . . . . , . : . I . . I . I I I I I I I I I ll ll ' ll I ' ll ' , . . . . , , , , . . , ' I I ' E Q . , . , . ,, ,, . . . . . . I . . i . . : I I I ' ' - 2 ' . , ' uu -' n D l ' ll ll I 0 - u - - u . . . . . . I - I . s 0 Last Wrll and Testament E the Senror Class of i952 crty of Wellsvrlle county of Columbrana and the state of Ohro berng of legal age and of sound mrnd and memory do make publrsh and declare thrs our last wrll and testament Thelma Edgell leaves W H S to rorn Paul Good luck Thelmal Ruth Ellrott leaves for Ohro U on the next bus It wouldn t be to see Don would rt'P Jrm Ellrott leaves hrs rob as manager of the basketball team to Harry Moore He prcked a brg man to carry that charn of keys around Krm Fulton leaves for Florrda soon He s gorng to grve all the sunshrne state grrls a break Nrla Clark leaves her wonderful patrence rn typrng to Charlene Hartford Don t mrstreat the typewrrter Charlene Bobbre Buckey leaves her grft of gab to Lyda Bell Don t talk too much Lyda Harry Duck rust leaves Rheta Cornwell leaves her marorette posrtron to Jolene Frber Lrllran Frrschkorn leaves W H S to further her educatron My aren t we the studrous ones? Charleen Fultz leaves her quret ways to Saundra Drckey Vrrgrnra Foley leaves her rob as secretary to Mr Kurtz to Dale Valentrne Helen Frckes leaves her gum crackrng to Nora Amato Don t chew too hard Davrd Eaton leaves hrs mechanrcal abrlrty to Kerth Burgess Ideal Chevrolet needs a new mechanrc Barbara Deshler leaves her I Q to the whole Junror Class They could all use rt Charles Backus leaves hrs good grade rn bookkeeprng to any rumor that wants rt I m qurte sure all wrll grab the chance Gary Buxton leaves the presrdency of the World Hrstory Club to Wallace McDevrtt Danny Cataldo leaves hrs posrtron as errand boy for Newt Ol rver to whoever happens to srt rn front of hrs desk next year Joe Corbrsello leaves hrs wrsecracks to anyone who dares use them Paulrne Frontone leaves her locker next to Newt Olrver s to some other lucky grrl Frank Danrels rust left Roselrne Daddarro leaves perrodl How glad she rs Ada Mae Duke leaves her overalls to Twrla Dotson Gerald Sargent leaves hrs place on the football team to John Trarner Eddre Sedor leaves hrs abrlrty to tame a shrew to Jack Beech Look out Ann! Tony Sgro leaves hrs musrc abrlrty to Tony Sedor Now we ll have four Harmanracs Clara Smrth leaves her quret ways to Mary Lrb Moore Sally Snedrker leaves her sewrng abrlrty to Alrce Stewart She sure needs rt Paul Strllwell leaves hrs back seat rn Physrcs to Knobby Brrggs Watch out Mr Tarr Charles Townley leaves Shrrley everybody! Take good care of Hockey Mary Thayer leaves She s pretty darn glad to get out Frank Thompson leaves hrs abrlrty rn Senror Englrsh Class to Kenny Vaughn Have funl John Vrscoglocr leaves hrs basketball posrtron to Jake Nrcholson Joy! Joyl Jrmmy Volrno leaves hrs curly harr to some of the Junror grrls that envy rt Kenny Wardles rust left out the srde door Tommy Mrller leaves Connre Srudak Eugene Montgomery leaves learnrng abrlrty to Ann Shoub Bob Mundy leaves hrs seat rn physrcs class to Prrscrlla Adkrns 8. hopes she enroys rt as much as he drd LeRoy McBane leaves hrs posrtron as student drrector of the band to Larry Armstrong Joan McWrllrams leaves to become the new manager of Isaly s Donna Newton leaves her grggles to Thelma Sprrggs Bonnre Nrxon leaves to wart for Joe Let s hope she has a short wart Jrmmy O Rourke leaves hrs football abrlrty to Brlly Peters Dorothy Pascarella leaves to become a June brrde Ruth Prtts leaves her cute smrle to anyone who could use rt Frances Puccr leaves her Englrsh research theme to some desperate lunror Esther Reed leaves her red harr to Mary Ann Sapanaro Krng Reed leaves hrs absence ex cuses to Tonr Fulton Joe Renrcker leaves to catch the frrst trarn to Columbra U Marrlyn Rumberger leaves her Englrsh abrlrty to her srster Grace Ann Martha Osborne leaves her herght to Blance Harrrs Norma Hull leaves her abrlrty to get here early rn the mornrng to Joyce Ryan ElsreGrodhaus leaves her wrsecracks to Donna Plate Don t get processed Donna! Charlotte Mellott leaves her brrght rdeas to Donna McConnell Don t get rn trouble Donna Barbara Santrmarrno leaves to awart the return of her husband Mary Lou Sarraco leaves her rntramurals to Joan Soldano Paul Merrcal leaves Barbara but not for long Carole Lysle leaves her herght to Ronnre Weekley Effre Mae Lysle leaves her neatness to anyone that wrll treat rt as well as she drd Drck Lucas leaves for the navy The reserves frnally got hrm Nunzro Lombardozzr leaves taxr servrce to Buddy Cenevrva Robert Logan leaves to change records on the luke boxes and frx prn ball machrnes Mrke Kurty leaves to manage the summer cabrns at Geneva On The Lake George Whrttaker leaves he hopes Sally Wellrngton leaves Jake Hands off grrlsl Donna Wrse leaves Wesley to some other lucky grrl Hrlda Wells leaves her trdy ways to Helen Rankrn Brll Wrrght leaves hrs trdy locker on the frrst floor to anyone who wants to clean rt out Gladre Kevan leaves her orange tennrs shoes to Joan Crannr Carole Keener lust happrly left Davrd Joy leaves hrs physrque to Stacey Young Dorothy Jones leaves to take up housekeeprng Arona Johnson leaves her posrtron of collectrng slrps to anyone who Mrss Kerr chooses Pete Jeffrey leaves Mrss Erwrn rs so relreved Contrnued on Page 80 25 o W ' ' , 1 I . 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Aw! ,fx If ll! lr 4 .Z A Q vi, ' I llf' if , Z Ll - hx J Bottom Row C Srudak N Chrrsman C Putnam M Sanumarrno I Copesuck N Mclntosh S Roberts I Soldano I Cranm I Ryan A Terry S Ross1 B Whrte I Rlce A Rrce M Mllrnkovrch M Starkey T Mrller Second Row I Pelley W Lawton K Freeman E Hammond M Borce M Betz P Call D McConnell F Glecker C Grbson K Wrlson G Mrller S Hughes R Howell A Helfrrch A Daugherty J Iermgan T Dotson P Taggart I Thrasher N Johnson D Farance N Amato M Chrrslrp R Mackall E Culp B lnverso I Howell I Franklm M Thompson E Hrcks A Shoub S Drckey M Mrller M Cook P Adkrns Fourth Row S McCauley B Chenawrth H Rankrn M Moore D Wmburn Juniors Bottom Row F Carter B Pulley B Hrpsley J Groudlaus C Hawkrns B Copestxck R Walters I Nrcholson B Wrlson T Sedor D Valentrne W Rrce Second Row J Stuchel K Wrlkxnson D Grrffrth E Shephard T Barley R Weekley B Peters K Thomas C Amato B Brrggs I Trainer R McIntosh B Grrmm Tlurd Row B Koon D Haustman F Boyd H Swearmgen B Crarg I LaCla1r I Amato B Barnes I Mclntrre G Crews W Hemey F Francrs Fourth Row E Bratt I Monte D Shanks F Stewart G Thompkrns C Channels P Means K Vaughn D Brophy J Beech K Burgess I Delonzo 28 g Y r Q - , F- , . I , N I I ' J , 1 ' .' Q W . i N ' Y V. Spriggs, G, Campbell, P: Dash, P. Ross: C. Hartford, L. Wilmer, E. Ly1e,.G. McCuerr, G. Black, S, Brown, D. Starkey, I X . 1' P Elijah Quimby Mrs. Quimby William Magee John Bland Mary Norton Mrs Rhodes Peters Myra Thornhill Lou Max Jim Corgan Thomas Hayden Jrggs Kennedy CAST Bal dpate Owner Two policemen Prompter COMMITTEES F mance Committee Advertus mg Set Construction and Painting Costume and Furnishing Properties Lights Ray Walter Arletta Helfrich John Trainer Keith Thomas Faye Gleckler Twula Dotson Tom Bailey Arlene Daugherty Jack Beech Bill Peters Keith Burgess Kenny Vaughn Wayne Rice Jake Nicholson Dale Valentine Priscilla Adkins Chairman Shirlue Roberts Chairman Helen Rankin Co chairmen Ann Shoub Mary Moore Chairmen Joan Soldano Joanne Clanm Chairman Terry Muller Paul Means 06 -B1-ds Play cast and committees J unlor Play Seven Keys fo Baldpate fi If il:- gs N15 Action on stage ga' pf ,K EQUIRED to write a novel in twenty four hours Magee IS given the only key to an old summer hotel One by one people keep appearing from the raging snowstorm outside until seven keys have been discovered Bland is the first to appear after Magee and hides 5200 O00 in the hotel safe Mary a report er along with Mrs Rhodes Max and Magor Corgan appear next Max and Malor Cargan have come to steal the money Myra who s out to doublecross everyone also has a key The mystery grows and tension mounts Adding more pressure Peters insane hermit is haunting Baldpate A murder of course there has to be a murder, brings Chief Ken nedy and two other policemen to the deserted summer resort to solve the enigma of too many ten ants in the off seasons Finally the owner shows up he has the seventh key This gripping chilling hair raising, mystery type melodrama was originally written by Earl Brig gers Then George Cohen stepped in and tore it apart to make at suitable for stage fare 29 Q 1 ,. . v y ' 1 F :E f , W i me t I, . 4 f . - z . ll U F fp ' jf Q , 0 .-,I . . - 5- - . !'g-,s':'E2.-3, , ' R I , J-lx gz:t- . . ,, ,, '1-'3:i'l4'SSv51est : , ' '+sf1er'f ' ' r Q-fag., X, ' 'f-4 . . . af . I I ' 1 ' I ' I I ' I ' I , . ' . ' , , an , - C ' ll ll 1 . . F . . . I . . I . - . . Top Row Dean Reed Eddre Chrlds Second Row Judy Trembley Joanne Wyand Sarah Valenune Donna Smrth Geraldme Culp Jean Mc Vergh Alan Byers Thrrd Row Shelby Howell Martha Moore Charles Smrth Jack Campbell Jack Jones B1ll Stark Bob Tate Fourth Row Vlrrcent Grles Harry Moore Rrchard Russell Ted Leatherberry Beverly Andrews Delores Carter Betty Foster Bottom Row Gerald Frshback James Ross Myrtle Johnson Mareen McKenz1e Nedra Howe Joyce Shanks and Goldre Starkey .Aa Jumor class offrcers Roy Walter, treasurer, Nancy clntosh, secre and Bull Peters, tary Ann Slwoub, vrce president, president Class sponsors, Mrs Krnsty and Mass Raney, and class play spon sor, Mr Yelland if Cheerleaders banquet fr-r my Aves, R bf X X f j M 4f :f fgef q fff' X X 217314 ww? I if 151 Q X449 X f N X J 4 ' , Q .J J' I, Il Ll' -5 7 1 ij . . 2- 2.-ff Q7 'f'. 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Bottom Row I Thompson I Starkey G Smrth K H111 G Rumberger B Iarvrs J T1ce I Satow C Grordano M Sapanaro I Hamrlton E Frber K Bell C Phyllrps Second Row I Brown G Edgell D Wurzel S Logan E Backus I Broughton I Frber M Thorn K Puccr I Hemey B Mercer I DeSarro M Krdder F Johnson M Morrrs I Downard, L Revrlle C Peterson B Foster Thrrd Row H Carpenter D Moore I Van Dyke M Fultz S Long E Woodrow B Hamrlton P Reed R Leatherberry I Wrlkmson D Donahue C Pelly C Baughman L Bell B Knepper M Lewrs V Hoal Fourth Row B Hams J Bally R Metts J Presuru J Presutu A Tedeschr, G McKenz1e E Smrth I Buxton C Woodward M Schmrtt L Plate L McAdoo S McCauley S Maple P Imburgra Sophomores Bottom Row R Trress I Hyatt B Smrth B G1les R Lyle D Raffa W McDev1tt D M1ck D Krddey I Johnson D Lozzx D Lanam M Spann B Cmevnva J Travrs B Sayre B Grankhn A Broadbent B Faloon W Henthorne I Spooner D Clark I Brown R Phxllrps B Hargreaves I DeSarro B Hawksworth Thxrd Row C Jackson R Murphy D Rawlxngs I Bentz B Weldon G Cartwrlght J Cannon I Howell L Householder W Henthorne D Grodhaus B Gallrpo C Thomas M Menypenny C Thorton M Carter A Chr1st11p J Frxschkorn Fourth Row B Foster C O11 ver B Householder I Wrrght F Smedmxller L Armstrong V DeF1lpo B Pasquale L McIntosh I Clark I YOSI S Young T Woods P Nrghtengale I McKenz1e I Lewrs L Jobe 32 H. McCarron, J. Baker: Davidson, C. Householder: R. Crumbly, I. Vennesile, C. Zacharias, H. Trantor. Second Row: 4, t Y i ' I . I . HJ If ,ff 1 , 5 M t A sm 'N-.V Wim Wm! , -lm Q . 0 ,kgnf-Ai 1' ' -if S .r ? , hx ff -4. sly nu N f Ill G , ,ln f .VI ll A V ' 44 - ' 1 ' ' Bottom Row M Long M Ball J Brown K Pascarella B Slonaker S Baughman B Jermgan B MCW11113mS J Lynn D Frstel G Harms A Campbell I Gxlbert W Sprxggs D Brown B Herney M Maze Second Row S LaCla1r J Pery E Danrels E Porter P Alford D Geer V Lrttle K Moore P Koon D Amato C Crea B Krdder J Jenkrns S Dean B Baker M Puccr, P Nrcholson D Clutter Thrrd Row H Shrngler M Boyd C Brown S Tranter M Creatour D Abrams D Arbaugh S Reed P Rrce J Smrth M Rouch B Foley V Orr D McClelland S Long D Plate R Cralg F Cataldo R Knox D Bemrs Fourth Row M Nelson D Mrhnkavrch N Erw1n T Mrcuccr H Cross S Young P Luckmo B Taylor N Gardon R Halfhrll D Barley J Johnson A Erwln B Allrson R Creatour S Custer Freshmen T Brophey E Mrnch D Townley J Surace Ch Patterson J Carol J Taggart K Wyand D Blaner T Badgley B Schoolcraft G Weekly J Wolf E Farnsworth Second Row P Haney R Wells G Spooner J Drloretta F Tompkrns B Armstrong M Barth Ch Andrews J Dealy B Alfred B I-laughman R Johnson K Chustman J F1tch G Gxlbert B Jobe J Zoellers J Peddrcord Guess Who? D Teeters J Mrck Thrrd Row D Beaumont C Thraser O School craft M Krdder Ch Johnson M Wrlson H Hancock R Pasquale J Starkey N Grrmm D Carney T Coles Zwrck E Pander A W1111S L Walton C Joy R Rurbaugh Fourth Row M Moare J Martrn D Havelock B Kazel J Putnam S Daddarro F Carter B Nelson D Post R Wmslow J Thorne T Mrck R Jackson K Jackson K Lrwrn T Felkey 34 Bottom Row: K. Cooper, L. Griffith, M. Wilson, R. Corbisello, B. Betteridge, C. Spann, H. Morrel, J. Jackson, A. Cianni, Vai N7 3 NX va! W y I f Q, X 1 X 0 H u X L 1 If X 1 N l.,. I K wif? g M HW ,5 Q Q jj c.X'J Q '69 W C' 0 N Q Xgkff 00 X -35 W- 2 WH . U N A-'pf vi' ' 215, r -' ' Sbfi' M11 G vi 4 Inrtrauon of new members Back Row Mrs Elton Ann Shoub Twrla Dotson Helen Rankm Ke1t.h Burgess Pauhne Frontone Charles Townley Esther Furnlss Mlke Kurty Joyce Bartram Esther Reed Vrrgmra Foley Rhera Cornwell Donna McConnell and Mr Gant Front Row Prrscrlla Adkms Marrlyn Rumberger Lrllran Frrschkorn Charleeu Fultz Gladys Hancock and Barbara Deshler Nahonal Honor Society HE Natronal Honor Socuety under the sponsorshup of Mr Gant 8. Mrs Elton began the year wrth frve members At therr frrst meetung nn September the follow mg offrcers were elected Mnke Kurty presrdent, Charles Townley, vnce presrdent, Esther Furmss, secretary Joyce Bartram, treasurer, and Pauline Frontone, socnal chaur man ln November the society held a dmner nn the home economucs room On March 26 the umtratuon of new members was held In the audrtornum as a regular assembly program The old members explained the purpose of the orgamzatron, a candle lnght servlce was held, and Mr Gant gave the pledge to the new members Plano musnc was provided by Ray Walters Membershrp rn the National Honor Society rs based upon character, scholarship leadership, and service In order to become a member, a student must have a scholastnc average of 3 2 or better Each year fuve per cent of the rumor class and ten per cent of the semor class may be selected Thus year there were eught senuors and sux lunrors chosen A formal dunner was held for the entrre soclety at the end of the year Offucers and sponsors Paulnne Frontone, Charles Townley, Esther Furnlss, Mnke Kurty Joyce Bartram, Mr Gant, and Mrs Elton 3 s 'Q ., , , h Ot ' A , M , ,.4.. - I - . 1 - r I , I , . . v - f . - - 3 n 1 r p . - Q I . . . . 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Top Row John Mxck Fred Carter Gary Buxton Floyd Stewart Nunzlo Lurr1bardozz1 Charles Townley Mrke Wrlson Second Row Joe Renrcker Benny Sayre Jason Frrshkorn Frank Carter Th1rd Row Jane Hargreaves Grace Rumberger Charlene Fultz Mrss Kerr Charlene Hartford Becky Mclntrre Helen Rankm Fourth Row Conrue Sxudak Barbara Mercer Susan Dean Wanda Lawton Sally Long Twlla Dotson Peggy Call Bottom Row Perky PICS and Josephine DeSarro Student C ouncll Nunzuo Lombardozzu, president, .lane Hargreaves vice president, and Charlene Hartford, treasurer body in W H S , supervised many important events that took place this past year Under the able direction of Miss Kerr, the group certainly fullfilled their pur pose which was to stimulate interest and worthwhile ivrties In the school The Sadie Hawkins dance and the beautiful Christ mas formal were the highlights of their social entertain ment program The Student Council also provided rec reatlon on Thursday nights whenever possible Several successful after game dances were also held after the home Friday night basketball games Other presenta tions were the chapel meetings featuring guest speakers, which were held in the auditorium every month thus providing a well rounded program for the students This body consists of students two from each home room who are elected by the different home rooms at the beginning of the year The selected students turn, vote and elect their officers The council is then divided into committees that supervise the different ac trvltles .Q L ' . 0 Officers: Toni Fulton, secretaryp Miss Kerr, sponsorp HE Student Council, the strongest student-governing . I . I l U . . . N . . -. ' act' ' ' ' . it ' S i. . l l I ' -- - V ' ' . , in 37 Swing Your Partner ' Sadie Hawkins Dance HIS year s Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was sponsored by the student council McAdoo s orchestra provided the young Dog Patch representatives with square dancing The dance was a sock dance and admission was determined by the length of the participant s foot Eddie Sedor took the cup for Little Abner while Janne Kountz captured Daisle s cup D nuts and cider were provided as refresh ments Danny Carney and Grace Rum berger won the dancing contest Little Abner Eddie Sedor Frank Bevo F GnC'5 '5 mem Contest winners Gary Buxton Dannue Carney Eddie Sedor Viola Little Kathleen Pascarella Carol Peterson and Lucille Reville 3 ured by Mike Wnison o o . u , . .. , 0 O- S' . . Daisy Mae: Janie Kountz , , . I . . I I Terry Miller, Janie Kountz, Grace Rumberger, 3 In the Grand March Christmas Formal HE Chrnstmas Formal held on Decem ber enghth was presented by the Student Council Charles Sanfullnpo s orchestra provuded musuc and gave the dancmg cou ples an evemng of enloyment A Winter Wonderland was the theme of the decor and her committee The beautlful band stand was really a work of art The grand march was led by student councul presndent Nunzno Lombardozza and Mary Mase Punch was served by members of the stu dent councnl Around 14-,e punch bowl Bea Slttlng one out Floyd Stewart truce Kudder Mary Jo Kudder and Carole Lysle Donme Barbara Slonaker Jo DeSarro Ketchum and Charlotte Mellott and M,ke Wllson and Edclue Sedor and Donna Wnse Charlue Sanfnlnppo plays 39 y , s o ations which were done by Becky Mclntire 'I'T I I I'I 'VITW EI'I'IT'I T177 El'I'T'I 'I'I'I'IHl'1 Q49 W x,4p,x.gc-' 'rg Z,- -'ZH 37 1 wr v'f 4w M552 W1 4. s3J..?aa,..eu 14111 r Q C+ ge vm '62 fa Xyua- ., Qi 5 'ft' I s ' A Ds 'F' 'X Q -. tu A. f 4 'J 'bl SEJ' 1 sr mt or 1.23 Zvi' flfr Y Teen cabmet Paullne Frontone, Bobble Buclce Mrs Elton, Mnss Ingram, Ann Shoub VurgmuaFole Rheta Cornwell, Gladys Hancock Charlene Fultz Shlrlle Roberts, and Esther Furnlss Y Teens NE of Wellsvllle Hugh School s largest and most ac tnve orgamzatnons ns the Y Teens, a part of the east ern Ohio and western Pennsylvanla dlstrlct of the Y W C A Under the able supervuslon of Mrs Elton, Mlss Ingram, and Mnss Thompson, the Y Teens had a very busy year and completed several protects The Y Teens meet twnce monthly on al ternatlng Monday evenlngs nn the study hall All meetungs, actnvntles, and events are planned by the Y Teens cabanet, the government body of the orgamzatlon Durang one of the October meetings a candle llght ceremony was held to lmtnate new members One of the worthwhnle actnvntnes of the Y Teens was the sendlng of candy bars to the Phnlllppme Islands at Chrustmas tume They also worked dlllgently to col lect money for the Junnor Red Cross fund and the Tuber culosns drlves The most Important of the Y Teens socaal events was the hnghly successful Sweetheart Dance held on February I6 The dance was attended by Y Teens Y Teen and Girl Reserve Alumm, faculty, and their dates Other Important social events were a carmval In March and a Mother daughter banquet In the sprung An electron of offucers was held at the begsnmng of the school year Those elected were Paullne Fron tone, presldent, Ann Shoub, vnce president, Helen Rankin, secretary, and Charlene Fultz, treasurer The purpose of the club IS to help each gurl grow as a person and to grow os a fruend to all natlonalutles, races, and rellgnons . . I - im -.Ip ,.,., -,,,,1.. , ' L ..-ess'5rE'5' S ' ' ' 'Q-:2:,.,.,.-glkfjfv, P' rbi' . . I as - s ,ggelffg 'Sf' See.: V, - ' V wssigiitiek -: ,Q eff?-Bs.. ff I 6 gas, i 1 ' 2' :'w. . .vie I ' , R' 1' ' I n :fc :l , g . N 'rr . I , A, U -,- .U :-Q ga: wyyt , I B, . '14 53, 2 VZ A , fr-frm 'f:a.','f v' 932 , . l f' gait gp - ,rl :ff ' . f :bpgarll-., 2315 l' - 5 fsiswbz.-.. 5-. 'z Q so , . I 2 1 I W . 1 v .v . I -'-I , . . ' A Q 'a': ' I 1 - 5 , fmt .QA : . 43 I 4 I - O I '1 . . , rm: - ' ,ff I Tzryxfrfxflt ' ' , , - , ' 'rnixzzzmz . ' 'D I . I ,mf1:zu:zz1sr1r ' 1 Q1 I - I , ' ' - . fjximrmfmu: ' . . :V i I . . , . ' I ft 'ww gi ' ' . . - ' I hw g - I 's A . ' ' 7 J . N - . ' , . . I ' ' f ,p , . ' ' . ff - , . ' l , I ' . I - ' . I . I I e Sweefhearf Dance Mr Yelland and Mass Abernathy put dry Ice In the fountam Presndent Paulnne Frontone and Av her escort Bernard Qumlan NDERNEATH the heart trees and around Cupid s fountam danced the sweethearts of the Y Teens and thenr dates on February 16th 1952 The Y Teens sponsored by Mnss Mahala Ingram an Mrs Estelle Elton have made the Sweetheart Dance an event of every school year. This year's decotatxons were the unspnratuon of Muss Becky Maclnture, a Y Teen. Wlth the help of her com mittee, nine trees, twenty fnve Feet hugh were whute washed and hung with vars snzed red hearts. The center of the dance floor was graced by a foun tain that foamed, the result of combming dry :ce and water. The two feet hsgh Cupnd was the contrrbutuon of John Maclntnre, a talented artlst. Mnss Barbara Mercer, a perfect Valentine an her red velvet and net dress was chosen Sweetheart. Paul Meri cal was her lucky date. 41 A , ,, , Nur 1 Y A , 5 , ' 1 ki I I gf, V l so ,gr l 'V ' 'wIl3? ws I , dm ' ' ,ya I . 0 U ' ' . I . - I ' d .U--.1 . V101a Lrttle Dorothy Pascarella Phyllrs Luckrno Martha Osbcxn Mary Creatoro Joan Brown Beverly Taylor Sally Maple Kathy Crea Elsre Grodhaus Charleen Hartford Conrue Srudak Glady Kevan Barbara Brown Dons Brown Beverly Hetney Ruth Mackall Manlyn Rumberger Grace Rumberger Rheta Cornwell Esther Culp and Peggy Call FHA ONE of the purposes of the Future Homemakers of Amerlca club as 'to further the Interest of home economucs rn the home and as a career Under the sponsorshrp of Mass Raney and Mrs Runyon the F H A sold refreshments at the regular Thursday nrght recre atron and held a style show rn March The offrcers of the club ore Peggy Call presrdent, Marulyn Rum berger, vrce presrdent, Esther Culp, secretary,Mar Moore, treasurer, and Sally McCauley Offncers Mxss Runyon, Marrlyn Rumberger, Peggy Call Mary Moore, Esther Culp Sally McCauley and Mnss Raney Suzanne Reed Kathleen Pascarella Mary Sapanaro Janet Johnston lrene Franklm Eleanor Porter Mary Moore Susan Dean Arletta I-lelfrrch Sally McCauley Arlene Daugherty Mary Mase IoanHam1lton Sally Welhngton Joyce Bartram Mary Boyce and Donna Wurzel a. Lal l -Y-af.. 42 Standing: Ray Walter, Deloris Windburn, Charles Townley, Miss Irwin, Lillian Frishkorn, Roberta Buckey, LeRoy McBane, Marilyn Miller. Seated: Keith Burgess, Marge Betz, Priscilla Adkins, Glady Kevan, Arlene Daugherty, Twila Dotson, and Dale Valentine, FTA HE Future Teachers of America with the able asslst ance of Mass Irwnn, set to work thus year to set apre cedent for the organnzatlon A bookstore, selling pencils, was set rn matron by the future teachers Many of the members substituted nn both the grade and hugh schools, and others observed classroom techniques We hope that, through the tireless work of the F T A we II continue to have good teachers Officers Roberta Buckey, vice presudent, Charles Townley, presldent Miss lrwrn, sponsor, Arlene Daugherty, secretary, and Glady Kevan, treasurer Charles Townley teaches class Bobble Buckey substitutes for Mlss Ryder 43 T .. 'ji 1. y , fn ,F Prrscrlla Adkms Dale Valenune Mary Lou Boyce Kenh Burgess Gary Buxton Pat Campbell Mxss Ingram and Mary Ann Sanumarxno -1 World History Club New members Don Mick Paul Nughtengale, Katherine Bell, Louis Plate, and Carole Baughman. THIS club consists of World History students with an average of not less than B in that subject. Miss Ingram sponsored the club while Gary Buxton was its president. This organization discussed current history at its meetings which were held every two weeks. The group painted and remodeled the World History room as a special project. . A trip to Cleve- land to the Opera was the highlighf of the club's activities this year. v Q? Charlotte Mellott Esther Reed Bonme Nrxon Vrrgrma Foley Arona Johnson Thelma Edgell Gladys Hancock AnnShoub Donna Newton Clara Smrth Charlene Fultz Paulme Frontone Mary Thayer Rhera Comwell and Sally Stewart Student Secretaries USINESS PRACTICE students have been organnzed as e Busuness Practnce Secretarles These gurls have added to thelr skull ln Typang and shorthand by doing secretarual work for the members of the faculty Some of the work they have done Includes typmg reports letters, themes, book revlews, tests plays, programs preparung report cards and stencnls, and any other work they may do for the tea chers The gurls have been pleased wlth the chance to In crease thelr skull and confldence for thenr future 'obs The teachers have regarded thus as a valuable servnce and they nn turn, wall recommend the worthy secretarnes when they apply for posntnons upon the completnon of theur academlc work The teachers and their secretarues are lnsted as follows 45 Secretary Rheta Cornwell Thelma Edgell Vlrgmla Foley Paulnne Frontone Gladys Hancock Arona Johnson Charlotte Mellott Donna Newton Bonme Nnxon Esther Reed Barbara Santnmarnno Ann Shoub Clara Smnth Sally Stewart Mary Thayer Teac her Mrs Ryder MISS Ingram Mr Kurtz Mr Ye l land Mr Krnsty Mass Kerr Mr Ollver Mr Adams Mr Tarr Mrs Runyon Mass Raney Muss Irwm Mrs Elton Mrs Coberly Mr Lowe Mr Hull Muss Abernath M Sell Y ' T ' nf! o B ' th . . . ' Charleen Fultz Mrs. Kristy r. Mr Kurtz B111 Barnes I1nBenLz Joe Spooner DanCata1do V1rg11Hawksworth Irm Johnson IunEL11ot Ed Sedor Don Ratia Benny Sayre Dav1dBeaumont Kay 1-1111 Josephine DeSarro and Sally Maple Projechon Club Officers Jim Elliott, vice president, Glody Kevan, secretary Dan Cotaldo president, and Jim Bentz, treasurer HE prolectson club, under the sponsorship of Mr Kurtz, has been one of the busiest clubs In school this yecr The club s purpose is to trcun members an the use of the prolectlon machine They worked hord all yeor showing educational movies to different classes cs part of the class instruction The club s membersran the prolector during the showing of movies in the aud itorium under the sponsorship of other clubs. The pro- iection club themselves sponsored a movie entitled Captain Kid on November 16. The money the club raised during the year was used in the renovation of the projection room. This was really a worthwhile pro- iect, and the club did on excellent job. The operators work during their study hall periods showing movies to classes. At the completion of one full year in the club the members receive a letter oword. 46 Top Row Glady Kevan Terry Mruer Arlene Daugherty Nora Amato Top Row Kenneth Vaughn Ed Sedor B111 Bames Iohn Mclntue Ruth Mackall Jackre Hephner Mary Louis Ioan Hamrlton Marlene Ball Second Row Arletta Helfrrch Roberta Buckey Barbara Brown Gloria McCuen Irene Franklm Kay Wrlson Twila Dotson Esther Culp Garl Mrller Thud Row Deloris Wmdbum Marge Betz Ann Shoub Helen Rankm Faye Gleckler Jerry Brown Nancy Mclntosh Joan Soldana Bottom Row Ioan Crannr Mary Mase Prrscrlla Ad kins Slurlre Roberts Iuanrta Ierrugan Mary Moore Saundra Drckey Betty Knepper and Jean Hemey Kerth Thomas Mr Yelland Mrddle Row Dale Valentrne Tom Bailey Charles Townley Jack Beech John Tramer Charles Amato LeRoy McBane Bottom Row Mrs Coberly Paul Means Wayne Rice Kerth Wrlkmson Ray Walter Jim Lanam and M1ke Kurty f Zdf i f 'TT B ' ,B . f 'Avg . TTT - Thesplan Z a- 2 X ll 'lfi :H T , ei ' M i'iif'iT1- - T ff, il ' T ' G ' . ' a l Q. . c 1 A Q a . gl I 0 . . . . . Troop 363 HE Thespuan Troop 363, under the leadershsp of Mrs Coberly and Mr Yelland, attempted to reorgamze ntself unto a recogmzed troop Wuth only one full fledged Thespran In the troop, the understudles set to work to make the necessary l5 pomts for membershup Thus club may not be consndered the most octave unthe school, but It certalnly should be consudered the most ambutnous Many of the group were to be seen scrubbun pauntang or otherwuse occupned nn theur dutues on stage and un the dressing rooms All credut for the professional luke dressnng rooms, which are the long realuzed dream of Mr Yelland and his thesplans, should be given to thus c ub Ten thespnans took part nn the Eastern OhuoThespnan conventnon nn Youngstown nn March These W H S Thesplans gave a cllscussuon on scenery 47 Q 140 ' bg 9 7. a 'g is L ? GX 2 4'Zf L ill ? Jack Yelland and Arletta Coberly, sponsors, Keith Burgess, presndent, John Tranner, secc nd vnce presndent, Eddue Sedor, furst vuce pres: dent, Shnrlne Roberts, treasurer, Bobble Buckey, parluamentarran, and Ann Shoub, secretary iiidi QW Ban d 'G dRow B111 Franklm Jerome Sorge Joanne nt Top Row Roger Johnson Pete Jeffrey Benny Sayre Corkey Walter Dudley Havelock Secon VanDyke LeRoy McBane Benny Pasquale Ted Ball Ronnie Thompson Dorman DeLauder Keith Burgess Larry Armstrong Vince Defrlrpo Walter Heuthorne Arlene Cornpbell Davrd Beaumont 'l'h1rdRow Mr Hill Gary Weekley Sally Stewart Leah Reah McAdoo Pat Compbell Jaclue Hephner Kathy Crea Dick Haustman Charles Townley Bill Wilson Conme Srudak Janet Presutu Dorothy FRICHCC Dolly Amato Don Klddey Bill Schoolcraft Kerth Wyand Fourth Row Dorothy Bemis Rhea Craig Pat Dash Don Townley lean Pre Terr Ruth Puts Donna McConnell Vugmla Foley Donna Newton Mary Lou Nelson Sally Long Donna Plate Delrght Gladys Hancock Glady Kevan Rheta Cornwell CharleenFu1tz Jolene Fiber and suttx Audrey y Arbaugh Bottom Row John Venesile Kay Hill Benny Smith HE Wellsvnlle Hugh School Band under the clnrectnon of Mr Charles Hull had one of theur usual busy and successful years Durmg football season the band per formed for the spectators at the half tnme of each game Thenr shows were full of umque formatnons, stlrrmg mu ssc, and precusuon marchmg The bond played for the Chrnstmas Festuval and May Festival as well as thenr an nual concert Thenr concert was guven In the audltornu ol specnal Fea on February l8 The concert had sever H1 48 nt conduct- tures mcludmg a number conducted by stude or, LeRoy McBane, a clarmet solo by Charles Townley, and a trumpet truo of LeRoy McBane, Make Kurty an Benny Pasquale The band competed IH the contest at East Llverpool ID ul and several members competed nn the solo and ensemble contest At the May Festival the band combmed wlth the Newell Hugh School Band to resent a program of Latin Amerlcan musnc both here P and IH Newell on dnfferent mghts xr K0 vumve' Bond of f,,,ers Band Off ncers yr' LeRoy McBane Student Conductor Mnke Kurty President Tom Muller Treasurer Conme Sundck Secretary and Pete Jeffrey Vnce Presndent sw aw' oonaodo Bond concert 49 Onner Sglo K- 3 , . ' -r A --4 h ,A . ,gt -A., Hit. , The court Glady Kevan Connie Suudak Queen The writer wheel and rock garden Charleen Fultz Donna Newton and Gladys Hancock The Military Ball McAdoo s Orchestra Burgess Kung Tom Muller and queen Charleen Fultz Walt Henthorne HE band s annual Mnlutary Ball was held on March 22 thus year nn the gym It followed the banquet whuch was held nn the Methodnst Church The dance was attended by unuformed band members from dns trnct schools local band members In umform stu dents and faculty members Music was provided by Before the grand march the king and queen Charleen Fultz and Tom Muller were crowned by last year s lung and queen, Ruth Putts and Gary Buxton Attendants for the queen were Gladys Hancock Connue Srudalc Donna Newton and Glady Kevan Those for the kung were LeRoy Mc Bane Charles Townley Pete Jeffrey and Kenth The mann feature of the decoratuons was the water wheel whuch was surrounded by a rock garden A pump was connected to the water wheel and wa ter actually ran over It The decoratlons were done by the band under the cllrectuon of Mr Hull and The grand march l95l queen Ruth Pitts 1952 queen Charleen Fultz and l950queen Sally Stewart . 2 , , . 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I Top Row Charles Hill Pere Jeffrey LeRoy McBane Mrke Kurty Benny Pasquale Vrncent DeF1ll1po Bottom Row Larry Armstrong Ray Walter Charles Townley Donald Townley and B111 Wrlson Tiger Tones HE Tnger Tones were a new orgamzahon ln school thus year The group was organized by LeRoy McBane stu dent dnrector of the band The boys all key members of the hugh school band, formed thenr own lnttle band to play for thenr own enloyment They played at several socual functnons outside of school These Included a fashnon show and a cookmg demonstration Durnng basketball season the Tiger Tones were a Famuluar snght an their whute shurts and bow tres at the games They played marches swung Daxre land 'azz waltzes, and pep songs They also played for other school events rncludrng pep rallues and chapel pro grams The band ns made up of LeRoy McBane director an trumpet player Make Kurty and Benny Pasquale trumpets Charles Townley and Don Townley clarmets Larry Arm Sff0n9 and Corkey Walter trombones Bull Wnlson and Louls Plate, saxophones Pete Jeffrey barntone Mr Hull base and Vincent DeFnllupo drums 5I Chorus Boys Chorus Iack Beech Butch Connor Dale Valentrne Charles Grbbs Paul Merucal Kexth Wulkenson Kenneth Vaughn Keuh Burgess and LeRoy McBane XC! Gurls chorus ELLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL had two choral groups thus year Mrs Coberly durected both a boys cho rus and a gurls chorus The boys chorus was started thus year wuth 9 members The choruses gave a fune concert un the audutoruum on November furst Specual features of the concert were solos by Charlotte Martun and Jac quelune Hephner and a duet by Terry Muller and Paul Merucal The gurls chorus sang a long Chrustmas can tata at the Chrustmas Festuval At the Sprung Festuval the choruses sang and presented rendutuons of Latun Amerucan dances Janet Presuttu and Arletta Helfruch were puanusts for the chorus Mrs Coberly Durects Rehearsal 52 4155s , f. fix .T ,ul A A . ' 1, ffilftf 'Q X ' kb Q 1 r J ' I . , , . . . , . ' : . . ' - . . , ' . . ' U . r ' ' us - ' 1 l T. , Marlene Ball portrays the Heavenly Angel -s C hrlsfmas F eshval NOTHER furst thus year un Wellsvmlle was the Chrustmas Cantata Thanks to Mr Jack Yelland colored lights and elaborate scenery provlded the background for The Heavenly Chnld Authentuc l3th century costumes worn by the lun nor chorus also added color to setting A cast of pantomnmusts portray mg blblucal characters were a sup plement to the beautiful mussc that was furmshed by the Semor chorus The Hugh School Band also presented several approprlate selections Other groups partlcnpatung In the festival were the Cadet Band elementary snngxng groups and the entertamnng rhythm band from the grade schools The Chrustchnld Comes Mother Roberta Buckey Father Eddie Sedor 53 The Kung Ken Vaughn Wnsemen Tony Sgro Joe Spooner ,Sv x Q Y I .. - 1 L, 1' K T 0 I ' the rop Row Bobble Buckey Gladre Kevan Ketth Burgess Iohn Mclnure Kenny Vaughn Bxll Armstrong Second Row Marlene Ball Dxanne Abrams Shrrlre Roberts Lrlhan Fnshkom Prrscrlla Adkrns Barbara Deshler Th1rdRow Esther Furness Carole Lysle Betty Knepper Mary Lours Tw1laDotson Elsie Grodhaus Mrke Kurty Fourth Row Mr Kurtz Myrna Fultz IanetPresutt1 Marilyn Rum berger Bottom Row Sally Stewart Marge Betz Ann Shoub Ruth Prtts Saundra Dlckey Conme Srudak Vrrguua Foley Donna Newton Esther Reed and Charles Townley Tiger Rag Staff HE Tlger Rag under the sponsorship of Mr Kurtz and the leadershup of Charles Townley proved to be the most avndly read sem: monthly lournal among the local slang gang Even the lowluest wallflower kept up cur rent events, news, and gossip overheard In the halls of W H S Besides all thus, some embryo wruters and re porters were drscovered among the :nk smeared staff The Tlger Rag IS the seed bed for the lnterarygrants of tomorrow s gournalrstnc world The following make up the staff Sponsor Mr Albert A Kurtz Edltor Charles Townley Assrstant Editor Mlke Kurty Sports Wrrters Paul Shllwell Bull Armstrong Soundra Dickey 54 Feature Wrrters Lulllan Frnshkorn Gladne Kevan Bobble Buckey Reporters Marlene Ball Kenny Vaughn Conme Suudak Prnscnlla Adkuns Carol Lysle Betty Knepper Barbary Deshler Typnsts Sally Stewart Ruth Putts Vlrgnmo Foley Cartoomst Twrla Dotson Marge Betz Esther Furness Kenth Burgess Janet Presuttl Shnrlue Roberts Elsle Grodhaus Myrna Fultz Mary Lewus Dnanne Abrams Esther Reed Ann Shoub Donno Newton John Mclntlre X. ,..b...-a--f-v-f E? x x V I ITH the able supervusnon of Mass Abernathy and the leadershnp of Chuck Townley the Tiger Tales staff set to work the flrst part of October Mr Kevan of the Kevan Studuo took pnctures of all school groups wnth the assistance of Pete Jeffrey The followxng are the members of the staff Sponsor Edntor Asslstant Edntor Literary Edntor Assustants Sports Edntor Assnstants Artlsts Musnc Edutor Assustants Actlvltnes Edltor Assustants Faculty Eclrtor Assistants Photographer Typlsts Chanrman Sensor Pnctures Snapshots Chalrman Semor Actlvxtues Busmess Manager Subscrlptnons Advertusung Sarah Abernathy Charles Townley Bob Mundy Esther Furnnss Barbara Deshler Ltlllan Frnschkorn Mlke Kurty Glady Kevan Bull Wrlght Jnm Vollno John Mclnture Tony Sgro Ecldue Sedor LeRoy Mc Bane Jane Hargreaves Joe Remcker Marllyn Rumberger Roberta Bucky Barbara Santumarlno Charleen Fultz Ruth Pntts Ruth Eltron Pete Jeffrey Sally Stewart Donna Newton Norma Hull Vlrglma Foley Esther Reed Sas Osborne Dorothy Pascarella Donna Wise Frances Puccu Carole Lysle Barbara Brown Chanrman Rheta Cornwell Rose Doddarxo Mary Lou Sarocco Elsue Grodhaus Gary Buxton Chairman Gladys Hancock Jane Hargreaves Charleen Fultz Ruth Pitts Chanrman Charlotte Mellott LeRoy McBane Joe Remcker Bobble Buckey Barbara Santnmaruno 55 Tales Staff Charles Townley Edxtor Gary Buxton Busrness Manager and Bob Mundy Assustant Edntor 417 ix: Zn!-Q. 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Top Row Bevo Francxs Jesse McKenzre Dan Carney B111 Peters Harold Congrove 11m Yost Joe Lew1s Charles Amato Clarence Thomas Ivhlton Spann Russell McIntosh Frank Carter Mrdclle Row Assrstant Coach Al Checkler Austrn Crrslrp Norman Grrmm Bob Grrmm Wesley Herney Jake Nrcholson Floyd Stewart Stacey Young Paul Merrcal Bob Foster John Trarner Bob Brrggs Joe Delonzo C02lCh Ch21r16S S611 BOICOHI Row ASSISIBIII Coach Newt Olxver Marlm Carter Rocco Delonzo Krm Fulton George Whmaker I1m Volmo Bob Mundy hm O Rourke Joe Remcker Gerald Sargent Joe Corbrsello Chester Thorton and Assrstant Coach Trnk Healey F ooibal I Coaches Al Checkler, Chuck Sell and Tmk Heolel' HE l95l edrtlon of the Wellsvllle grrdders, under the coachrng of head coach Charles Sell and hrs assrstants, Trnk Healey and Al Checkler, establrshed a record of Frve wms and fuve losses Although thus record nsn't too xmpressrve, It IS the best season recorded In sev eral years for the Orange and Black The team, one of the heavrest an the hustory of the school, operated mamly from the spllt T One of the hrghllghts of the team was the brrlluant place kuckrng of Robert Foster Foster, a rumor, clad nrce work of has krck offsand extra pomt attempts He also kicked several freld goals, one of whrch helped wan the Mmgo game Another outstandmg play of the season was pulled off when George Whlttacker made an rntentlonal touch back rn the last minutes of the Lmsley game Thus maneuver allowed the Tugers to easlly krck the ball unto Lrnsley Terrrtory and safeguard Wellsvrlle s 20 l6 vlctory margun After opemng the season by losrng to Dover, 33 6 the Orange and Black grrdders walloped Chester, 27 O Then they proceeded to lose to Wrntersvulle l9 6 Toronto, 7 6 Salem I9 7 All thus trme, although losmg their games, the Trgers were constantly rmprov mg. 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Top Row Jerry Alford Jack Call Butch Bell Eugene Alexander Kerth Wyand Tom Brophy Benny Alford Jack Starkey Norman Grrmm Coach Trnk Healey M1ddle Row Bob Wrrght Paul Mont Danny Crawford Fred Carter Joe Serace B111 Schoolcraft Kenny Smrth Eddre Mmch Ixm Thorne Jrm Carrol Bottom Row Salty Hams Don Townley Monk Cranm Joe Thornton Gary Weekly B111 Betterxdge Joe Jackson and Bob Tate Managers Eugene Cenevlva, Numzlo Lombardozzn, and Mlckey Manypenny Freshmen HIS year s edntnon of the freshman football team racked up o record of two wms and three losses Un der the dlrectnon of Tank Healey, the frosh ganned a lot of football know how whnch wall be valuable when they are ready for the Varstty They practuced mamly funda mentals that are essentlal to the executuon of successful P GY The three losses that the Bengal Knttens absorbed were dealt out by the Steubenvllle Btg Red Steuben vnlle Hardung and Steubenvllle Grant They succeeded an beatlng Toronto, 40 7, and thenr arch rnval, East Ltverpool, I3 7 61 O S The queen on her throne Queen and her court Roselune Daddaruo Glady Kevan Sally Wellungton Martha Qsborne and Jane Hargreaves ANY wuse chouces were made durung our school year 1951 but the wusest chouce made was the choosung of Muss Sally Wellungton for Homecomung Queen of 51 The student body chose 14 gurls from the Senuor class They were Sally Wellungton Glady Kevan Roselune Daddaruo Jane Hargreaves Martha Osborn Donna Newton Donna Wuse Gladys Hancock Norma Hull Arona Johnson Charlene Fultz Ruth Putts Dorothy Pascarella and Frances Puccu From these gurls the football team pucked the furst fuve gurls for theur chouce Then the student body elected Sally Wellungton to reugn as Homecomung Queen The other four gurls made up her court Sally was crowned by last year s queen Jean Gleclcler and escorted from the football fueld by Homecomung chaurman Gary Buxton 62 I 1 1 ' , 1 . 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Z ' T. ,5 gl ' -11' 'rf , ,J 'M Top Row Tom Mlller IohnV1scog1os1 Darrell Shanks Jake N1cho1son M1dd1eRow Bevo Franc1s Caesar Jackson Bob Mundy hm Yost LeRoy McBane Nunzra Lombardozzl Bottom Row Coach Newt Ohver Joe Rerucker B111 Peters Ronnxe Weekley and Assrstant Coach Tmk Healey Varsity Baseball ELLSVILLE certalnly had reason enough to be proud of thenr bas ketball team thus year The 52 Bengals heralded as the best basketball team In the hostory of W H S recorded a record of mne Managers B'll Stewart and teen wnns and only one loss In regular season play Under the able J'm Ell'OH durectlon of Newt Oluver, the Bengals were put on the sport smap as they were voted mnth place an the funal state basketball poll After opennng the season agamst a strong Canton Lehman qunntet featung Steubenville Central Mungo and East Palestlne Then after absorbung theur only defeat of the season at the hands of Steubenvllle Bug Red Wellsvllle Orange and Black went on to wan fnfteen straught games Wtth the East Liverpool qunntet Wellsvulle was able to dns play their capabulutles that we all knew they had They erased all doubts that they were not a power house by rompnng over the Blue and Whlte 59 48 Then came the tournaments where the Bengals defeated Wtnters vnlle Toronto ffor the third tumel and Barnesvulle Thus strung ofvnc torles advanced the Bengals to the Dlstruct Fnnals the furthest any Wellsvulle team has traveled nn tournament play when they were de feated by the Steubenvulle Bug Red Despnte outstandung odds a val nent bottle was dnsplayed by the Bengals who were defeated by only four pounts 65 61 A protest to the state board by Coach Newt OI :ver was ognored and the brnlluant basketball season so Magmfncently establnshed by the Orange and Block was brought to adramatuc close 0 and handing them a 56-54 loss, the Bengals had little trouble in de- . . . . 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J - 51-'52 Season Coach Newt Olrver and Bevo Francrs ACED by Clarence Francrs thrs year s basket ball Frve made hrstory as they broke school records Francrs combrnrng hrs great basketball a Bobby Mundy Joe Renrcker brlrty wrth hrs herght succeeded rn breakrng the school and state records for srngle game pornts when he scored 57 pornts agarnst a strong Allrance qurntet The school record was held prevrously by Jack Frontone 29 and the state record was held by Robrn Freeman ofCrncrnnatr Hughes 561 All State candrdate Francrs also set a new season record by rackrng up 612 pornts rn twenty games breakrng Jack Fron tone s record of 381 set last season The startrng Frve was well rounded out by Mundy Shanks Renrcker and Vrscoglosr Mundy wrth hrs brrllrant drrbblrng and floor work amazed as well as delrghted crowd after crowd Shanks proved hrs worthrness as he con trolled the rebounds wrth hrs spectacular man euverrng Renrcker and Vrscoglosr combrned therr talents rn applyrng the fast break that Wellsvrlle used so effectrvely thrs season Renrcker s set shots drew many exclamatrons of admrratron from the fans The rndrvrdual scorrng rncludrng tourna ment play twenty frve games rs as Follows Mundy 172 Renrcker 214 Shanks 161 Vrscoglosr 250 Francrs 776 66 Darrell Shanks John Vrscoglosr Jake Nncholson Caesar Jackson Tommy Maller Jlm O Rourke Ronme Weekley Mm Yost Ulf LeRoy McBane Bull Peters NUUZIO Lombcrdozzr 67 E S Top Row Caesar Jackson Floyd Andrews Bob Gnmm Irm Yost Mlddle Row Tom Baxley Bob Foster Mrlton Spann Jack Starkey Stacey Young Bottom Row B111 Faloon Ray Walter Bud Cenevtva Don Kxddey and Coach Tmk Healey HE reserve basketball team under the capable coachmg of Tmk Healey went through a hnghly successful season with I5 wms and 4 losses They lost only to Mango Junctnon, Steubenvnlle Bug Red Toronto, and East Lnverpool The reserves are the seed bed for next year s varsvty HE freshmen basketball team was coached by Chuck Sell thus year These are the future Tlger cage stars Top Row Dan Carney John Frtch John Marun Joe Serace Rocco Corbrsello Fred Carter Coach Chuck Sell Bottom Row Gary Weekley B111 lobe Drck Blaner Don Townley Harold Hancock Larry Gr1ff1th and B111 Betterxdge JP' Eff E4 L-F 68 E f V e T S y T 'I' . . . . R to M 1 e iffy? fo! ts Q Cl E --k A n Volleyball captains hm Bentz hm Johnson B111 Faloon Tom Mrck Mlke Wrlson Charles Townley LeRoy McBane Bxll Armstrong Vxncent DeF1l1po Bob Mundy Gary Buxton and Chuck Sell Boys Intramurals VERY Monday and Wednesday of each week the boys of Wellsvulle Hugh held theur lntra mural games nn the gym Volleyball as well as basketball was played thus year A double ellm unataon tournament held nn volleyball was won by the Faculty an a very thrlllmg game wuth the Elght Balls who were In second place Two rounds of basketball were played and the bug tournament followed In the Freshman Sophomore league the Speedballs were winners of the flrst round and Kentucky won the sec ond round In the Jumor Senlor league the Bradley Braves won both rounds but were elum mated by the Potters nn the tournament Basketball captams Hermre Tranter Rocco DeLonzo Mxke Kurty 11m Bentz Jrm Johnson Tony Sedor Rocco Corblsello Gary Weekley Brophey Dan Caraldo and Ben Hrpsley 69 I Harold Hahcock, Chuck Sell, George Whittacker, David Lanam, Tom Volleyball captams Gerry Brown Roselme Daddano Glady Kevan Gladys Hancock Donna Newton Martha Osborne Norma Hull and Saundra Drckey Girls Intramurals Basketball capta1ns Glady Kevan Donna Newton Carole Lysle Mary Lou Saracco Rheta Cornwell Roselme Daddarro and Gladys Hancock 70 T noon, on Tuesdays and Thursdays our athletic minded gurls entertarned them selves In volley ball and basketball tourna ments Captanns packed for the volleyball teams were Gladre Kevan, Jerry Brown, Sus Osborn, Donna Newton, Roselrne Daddarno Gladys Hancock Norma Hull, and Saundra Drckey Donna Newton had the wrnnrng team Basketball was the next event Captams for that were Rheta Cornwell Gladre Kevan Gladys Hancock Donna Newton, Carole Lysle, Roselrne Daddarro, and Mary Lou Sarraco No play offs were held rn the bas ketball tournament 0 I . .0 -Z I I , 'Z' .I a -. . a I ,-f' I ll Q dll A I Q Q f- ' gk: --Z? 1 , A .1' a ' 'V WW X ULU , 1 , f l 5. 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I CE cu CY CO, HSE D BROTHERS ' ' KDI cLo STE NS rv ITER SER ICE SPR G KEYRCYCLE OP 79 COMPLIMENTS OF McLAIN FIRE BRICK COMPANY HE Semor Class washes to extend their thanks to the advertisers who helped make this book passable WILL AND TESTAMENT fcontlnuedl Peggy Jackson leaves her half day schedule to Butch Hawksworth John Hupsley leaves has build to Gerald Cartwrught Jane Hargreaves leaves her eyes to anyone who desires them Gladys Hancock leaves to start a long four year want for Joe Keith Hamilton leaves his freckles to Keith Thomas Helena Giles leaves her seat in shorthand to anyone who loves shorthand Betty Glbas leaves her love for W H S to some lucky lunlor I Barbara Brown leaves her seat an chorus to some other Canary She S flfed of wdrbl '09 The foregoing document was signed by the said Semor Class of 52 IH the presence of reliable witnesses at Wellsvllle Ohio this twenty fourth day of May and by them published and declared as and for their Last Wall and Testament QLLE Burrr-L Esther Furniss--left. Joyce Bartram leaves for Florida to take up her old position as car hop for Mock's Drive- n. ' . ' ' ' . 80 is R 94 O Jw ,448 'R'